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Is Halloween Back or Has COVID Scared it Away?

When we asked this question in 2019, 21% of respondents said they were all in for Halloween decor and costumes. Another 59% said they...

Personal Diagnosis Changes Practice Perspective

Neda Gioia, OD, sketched out a logo for her future practice about two years ago, shortly after she returned to her home state of New Jersey.

OD Takes Her Vision on the Road

Christina Herald, OD, wants older people to live their very best lives.

Looking for Gifts?

The holiday season is here, and we're excited to share a few creative stories that may inspire you to shop small as you begin gift giving this year.

Take Good Care of Yourself

You’ve taken the kids for their checkups and scheduled your parents’ doctor visits. You even went along to make sure they understand what was happening.

A Sense-ational Practice

When Leena Adhikari, OD, opened her practice about six years ago, one distinctive and eye-catching feature of the practice was the large crystal chandelier that hung in the small space.

New Graduate Sees Opportunity to Influence Minorities to Consider Optometry

In 1969, C. Clayton Powell, OD, and John L. Howlette, OD, met with a select group of African American optometrists in Richmond, Virginia.

Doctor Decides on Ideal Space After a Second Look—Two Years After...

Sarah Johnson, OD, always knew she wanted to have a career in caring for patients, a desire which stems from her strong humanitarian love that she possesses.

Percentage of Women in Class of 2023 Rises to 70%

The percentage of women entering North American schools and colleges of optometry this fall has increased to 70 percent, compared to last year’s 69 percent.

Drawing up Plans—Literally

Even before she ever saw the place that would eventually become Jackson Eye, Danielle Jackson, OD, had already committed some of it to paper.

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